How to use Cast Iron Teapot: Cast iron tea kettles have been considered the timeless form of tea kettles bringing not only warmth and soothing feeling to every family but also gives an undeniable elegance to every kitchen type. Cast iron teapot is the oldest type of kettles around. What makes it popular is that it is non-toxic. It also has an excellent ability to retain heat. However, one common problem of tea kettle users is the challenge in cleaning this teapot. Due to the fact that it is iron, it is prone to rust. Cleaning your teapot is not that difficult if you know what you are doing. But first of all, it is important to know that your teapot should only be used for your tea and your tea only and equally important, with the same type of tea instead of a using it on different types of tea or worse, use it for other type of food. Cast iron teapot has the ability to absorb seasoning, "taking the taste" of your particular type of tea. Using the same teapot for different types of tea changes the taste or season of your tea kettle. Use the tetsubin to brew tea, not as a stove-top kettle. Use a dish soap for cleaning inside of your cast iron teapot but do not use a strong detergent. Another great tip is to add a bit of olive oil and salt. Removing the rust inside the kettle is done by using any cotton cloth, wet it and add a a small portion of coarse salt and a small amount of olive oil into the bottom of the kettle. Rub the rusted areas with the wet cloth and air dry. Do not leave tea standing in the tetsubin for a long period of time. Dry fully before storing. Knowing how to take care of your cast iron teapot will ensure a long lasting service and more delicious tea for you and your family. These teapots will not only be a loved part of your collection, but will also help keep your tea hot up to an hour.
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